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Because the KO in the original mouse models is not reversible, special strains have to be generated to address these questions, which entails substantial amounts of work [ 1- 3].

By moving beyond individualism, nurses will be more equipped to engage with the global health community more critically and new forms of critically orientated knowledge can be generated to address the larger structural conditions that contribute to vulnerability in health and in health care, which is especially fragile in developing countries such as Mozambique.

Browne [ 13], a critical nursing scholar, suggests that by uncovering and interrogating the assumptions underlying the dominant neoliberal paradigm in nursing, "new forms of critically oriented knowledge can be generated to address larger structural conditions that contribute to inequities in health and health-care" [ 13].

During the next two days, the commitment sheets that were generated to address the other objectives which were added to the walls became more thoughtful.

Several neuron-specific knockouts for members of the autophagic machinery were generated to address the roles of constitutive autophagy in the mammalian brain (Table 1).

Furthermore, a parametric study was generated to address and evaluate the effects on the seismic performance of FRC beam-column joints from different parameters, including the axial load ratios, transverse reinforcement ratios and FRC compressive strength.

In this study, a probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) for the International Reactor Innovative and Secure (IRIS) has been generated to address two key areas as a part of the effort for the pre-application licensing of the IRIS design.

For instance, Huang [17] put forward a mean-variance model for optimal allocation of capital, and a genetic algorithm on the basis of fuzzy simulation was generated to address this optimization problem.

Recent advances in traditional Sanger sequencing and pyrosequencing technologies have facilitated the ability to design studies where 102−107 16S rRNA gene sequences ranging in length between 60 and 1500 bp are generated to address interesting ecological questions [1] [4].

In this study 39 mutant P particles of four strains (Norwalk, Boxer, MOH, and VA207) have been generated to address the conservation issue of the HBGA binding interfaces of noroviruses.

The Golden Spike dataset was generated to address a dearth of controlled spike-in array datasets.